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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
5
Local news item list includes visits by Rudolph Feldkamp and families, calls on Hilsinger and McBride relatives, and a range of social visits across Saline. It notes community milestones such as elections in Durand, a daughter born to Jack and Donna Bradbury, and several weddings and reunions.
The article reports a early year appeal by the Rotary club to assist in grading the school yard and building a dam in the Saline River for a swimming pool. It notes a prior bee event with limited equipment and asks whether the public prefers volunteer effort or hiring workers through taxes, urging residents to discuss with Supt. A Kalder.
Edward Bixby and son Linesin visited old Saline friends Tuesday. Doris Arnet of Ypsilanti visited Mrs. Frank Daniels. Walter Cook delivered gear to Detroit parties. Mrs. May Morden and daughter Mary and Mrs. W. M. Fowler visited Jackson. K. B. Simmons resumed duties with Foley & Co. in Chicago after vacation. Eda Glasenapp of Ann Arbor visited Emma and Pauline Burrow. Fred and William Schmid and families spent Sunday at Whitmore Lake. J. B. Wallace leaves for Pennsylvania to visit a seriously ill sister. Dorothy and Esther Fink left to visit their grandmother at Middleton. Mrs. FE. A. Clark and son Richan returned from Kalamazoo trip. Mrs. Bovee accompanied them briefly.
Thirty years ago A Harmon and A B Hall are putting down new cement walks. Miss Blanche Mead plans Battle Creek teaching next year. Prof Tooze expects to move into Reynolds House. Christian Endeavor social at Miss Helen Sweezey’s home Friday night. Dr Sanford and wife spent days in Detroit with Asa and wife. Misses Myrtle Bordine and Nettie Simmons vacation at Clark’s Lake near Brooklyn. New cement walks planned for Mrs Silsbury W M Davenport and W Derendinger. Tooze returns from State Teachers Institute in Ann Arbor. attendance 115, best yet. Harvey Markley, 27, shot himself after dinner at home. died later at Brooklyn hospital. Local rag notes value of newspapers and neighborly lending.
The Saline Christian Science Society meets in the hall above Citizens Bank with Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday school for under twenty after the service. A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The August 7 lesson sermon centers on Spirit with cited Bible verses and Correlative passages from Science and Health. James Buck of Tecumseh suffers a cut wrist in a car boarding accident near a swimming pool, severing two arteries and a tendon.
The notice informs unregistered voters they may register from now until September 3, 1952 with City Clerk at Uphaus and Schroen's store. Registered voters need not re register as re registration applies only to cities of varying areas. City Clerk Lottie Wallace signs the notice.
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